Markme123 Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 Yes, that was not on television. Kash really believed he shouldn't be welcoming Batista back since he was a heel, despite no TV cameras being around. Shit, that must be the funniest thing i've read all week. Yeesh...
Mecca Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 For everyone who thinks Kid Kash is an asshole here are 2 posts from the DVD board..... I've worked the same card as Kash twice. The first time he gave me his last slice of pizza when he realized I couldn't afford to eat at that resturant, the last time he realized a friend of mine was booked without actually getting a match and offered to wrestle one match under a hood for free just to get this guy (who he'd never met) some exposure. Kash worked Memphis Wrestling several times without incident. In fact the two biggest pricks in the company asked him to hurt a guy he was working with because they didn't like him. Instead, he went out and had a great match with the guy and totally put him over in the body of the match before pulling out a cheap heel win. In the back after the match the two guys, Lawler and Maclin were all pissed, but Kash told them to fuck off and the guy he worked deserved better than them. Kash told the guy he worked what the two jackasses had told him to do then got his information and got him a TNA Explosion match. Everytime I've met Kash he's been totally cool. He got heat in TNA because he told people what they thought and most of them didn't want to hear it. He told AJ Styles to take his list of trademarked moves that nobody else is allowed to do and stick it up his ass and told James Storm that he was a dick and would be lucky to be Chris Harris's Marty Jannetty. TNA should bring him back in a second. He's the asshole bully cruiserweight heel Senshi tries to be. All I know is that AJ Styles part rules all.
Wrestlefreak Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 It's a shame. I really liked the Pitbulls. Noble will probably be stuck with the utterly crap gimmick that is Jimmy Wayne Yang. Either that or work a program with Helms. Kash will probably try his luck with TNA.
Fökai Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 He's burned his bridge with TNA, which stems from a few things listed above. Meltzer with a note: --WWE just released Kid Kash over having a bad attitude. Who is TNA didn't see this one coming?
Masked Man of Mystery Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 I'm guessing he'll do any Hardcore Homecoming shows that still run and probably try ROH, he could probably fit in there
Hawk 34 Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 I'm guessing he'll do any Hardcore Homecoming shows that still run and probably try ROH, he could probably fit in there Gabe won't take Kash. He already swallowed his pride regarding Chris Hero and gave him a spot on the roster after years of persisting that Hero wouldn't work for his promotion. Kash wouldn't fit into ROH anymore. In 2002? Yes. 2006? Not a chance.
cd213 Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 For everyone who thinks Kid Kash is an asshole here are 2 posts from the DVD board..... I've worked the same card as Kash twice. The first time he gave me his last slice of pizza when he realized I couldn't afford to eat at that resturant, the last time he realized a friend of mine was booked without actually getting a match and offered to wrestle one match under a hood for free just to get this guy (who he'd never met) some exposure. Kash worked Memphis Wrestling several times without incident. In fact the two biggest pricks in the company asked him to hurt a guy he was working with because they didn't like him. Instead, he went out and had a great match with the guy and totally put him over in the body of the match before pulling out a cheap heel win. In the back after the match the two guys, Lawler and Maclin were all pissed, but Kash told them to fuck off and the guy he worked deserved better than them. Kash told the guy he worked what the two jackasses had told him to do then got his information and got him a TNA Explosion match. Everytime I've met Kash he's been totally cool. He got heat in TNA because he told people what they thought and most of them didn't want to hear it. He told AJ Styles to take his list of trademarked moves that nobody else is allowed to do and stick it up his ass and told James Storm that he was a dick and would be lucky to be Chris Harris's Marty Jannetty. TNA should bring him back in a second. He's the asshole bully cruiserweight heel Senshi tries to be. All I know is that AJ Styles part rules all. I met Kash on a few occasions and everytime I've met him he was super nice to me. I went to an indy show holding a sign "Billy Gunn Fears Kid Kash" and he actually acknowledged it during the match. (If you don't know the history Kash HATES Gunn/Kip James. He said in a shoot interview that he feels that someone that doesn't know thing one about wrestling and is more likely to kill someone in the ring shouldn't be a top star in WWF, back when Gunn was in WWF.) I think people don't like him because he speaks his mind and is not afraid to tell it how it is. People in wrestling, I have learned, like to have YES men around. If you disagree a little bit you are an outcast. I think Kash really could help out the X-Division, even if he is used to job and put other guys over. No one can burn a bridge in wrestling today. Look at Frankie Kazarian. Everyone thought that he would not be brought back and he was, albeit he has to job as a punishment, but he's back. I can see Kash coming in to cut some greta promos and be forced to put over the other X-Division guys for a while. He would be perfect to team up with Senshi against the Jackasses right now.
UseTheSledgehammerUh Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 Credible just got fired, too.
Ravenbomb Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 I met Kash at a GCW show once when he was there with Trinity and Jerry Lynn. He seemed nice.
cd213 Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 Credible just got fired, too. Where did you find this out from? I've been to a few different sites and I wasn't able to find that out.
Celtic Guardian Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 The Credible firing is on the Wrestling Observer site.
UseTheSledgehammerUh Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 Meltzer reported Credible was about to be released, and then reported he was faxed his release by Johnny Ace today.
Bruce Blank Posted September 29, 2006 Report Posted September 29, 2006 Faxed releases - this is WCW all over again
Conspiracy_Victim Posted September 29, 2006 Report Posted September 29, 2006 Meltzer reported Credible was about to be released, and then reported he was faxed his release by Johnny Ace today. Well it's not Bischoff's secretary giving you your release over the phone, but it's pretty close.
uhftv Posted September 29, 2006 Report Posted September 29, 2006 This is disappointing because they were a heel team that were serious but they werent big guys. The Yang stuff is ok but I dont like that they dont try serious angles outside of the main event. This is too many pages jus for Cash. I think when you hear about releases, you're hoping it's someone who sucks or no-talent big guys who will be brought back repeatedly anyway.
Thanks for the Fish Posted September 30, 2006 Report Posted September 30, 2006 I wouldn't write off Kash in ROH yet. From what I can understand their only sticking point has been monetary issues, and there is nothing personal keeping Kash out of ROH. I'd LOVE to see Kash in ROH, to work with all of the upper card guys there. Kash is a straight shooter, and has been mentioned, it rubs people the wrong way. He's likely never played politics, and is too old and set in his ways to kiss ass now. Kash and ROH would either be a trainwreck, or he's be this years James Gibson. With burnt bridges in TNA and WWE, if Gabe and Kash got along as swimmingly as I expect they would, ROH could have themselves an "exclusive" upper card talent that if given the opportunity could put asses in the seats and sell DVDs.
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